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Intramural colonic haematoma with fistula formation in a haemophiliac
1Department of Histopathology and Morbid Anatomy, Trinity College, Dublin.
This paper describes a haemophiliac patient with an intramural haematoma of the ascending colon resulting in fistula formation between the colon and the iliacus muscle. This part of the bowel had been by-passed at surgery and stasis ulceration of the musoca overlying the haematoma may have contributed to the formation of the fistula.
This paper describes a haemophiliac patient with an intramural haematoma of the ascending colon resulting in fistula formation between the colon and the iliacus muscle. This part of the bowel had been by-passed at surgery and stasis ulceration of the musoca overlying the haematoma may have contributed to the formation of the fistula.
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